Normally, does the timing belt need to be replaced every tens of thousands of kilometers?

The engine timing belt is replaced after 80,000 kilometers.

The timing belt is mainly replaced on a preventive basis. It is generally replaced when the service life specified by the manufacturer has not been reached, because once the belt breaks, it will directly affect the safety of driving. When the engine is timing The belt is aging and breaking and needs to be replaced in time. If it is not replaced, it will cause the engine to run poorly, and in severe cases, the engine will be scrapped.

The timing belt is a rubber component. As the engine working time increases, the timing belt and timing belt accessories, such as timing belt tensioner, timing belt tensioner and water pump, etc. will all develop. Wear or age. When the timing belt breaks, it will cause the engine to stop running and may damage other components, such as valves being bent, pistons being pressed, etc.